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1
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Identify

  • Refers to military actions involving the use of electromagnetic and directed energy to control the electromagnetic spectrum or to attach the enemy
  • A key function of the Joint Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations and critical to joint force operations and success in the dynamic electromagnetic operational environment

Joint Publication 3-85 Joint Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations

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Electromagnetic Warfare

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  • Integrated offensive and defensive operations to maintain a desired level of freedom of action relative to an adversary.
  • In concert with other competencies enhances freedom of action by deterring aggression or compelling an adversary to change behavior

Space Capstone Publications

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Combat Power Projection (Military Spacepower Core Competencies)

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Knowledge of spectrum awareness, maneuver within the spectrum, and non-kinetic fires within the spectrum to deny adversary use of vital links

Space Capstone Publications

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Space Electromagnetic Warfare (Spacepower Disciplines)

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Train, equip, and mobilize to employ space electromagnetic warfare capabilities in order to support full spectrum national security objectives

SEW Squadrons

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4th Electromagnetic Warfare Squadron

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Provide combat-ready electromagnetic warfare forces to the Commander USSPACECOM in order to protect and defend US and allied global operations

SEW Squadrons

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5th Electromagnetic Warfare Squadron

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Combat-ready space warfighters defending the space domain with space control systems for our Nation, the Joint Force, and allies

SEW Squadrons

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16th Electromagnetic Warfare Squadron

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Develop and train Combat Relevant Electromagnetic Warfare professionals

SEW Squadrons

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3rd Combat Training Squadron

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Provide specialized expertise and leadership on staff and administrative matters and serves as the office of primary responsibility for staff coordination and integration in direct support to the DEL 3 Commander ad Squadron Commanders

SEW Squadrons

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S-Staff

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Deployable space electromagnetic warfare system capable of reversible state of the world non-precision jamming in UHF, C, Ku and Ka bands

Weapon Systems

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Counter Communication System 10.2

Unit Type Code (UTC): 1 system, ~18 personnel

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Deployable quick reaction capability

Weapon Systems

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Multi-Mission Platform Gemini

Tailorable Unit Type Code (UTC): 1 system, ~14 personnel

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Deployable electromagnetic support weapon system capable of monitoring, detection, characterization, and geolocation in UHF, C, X, and Ku bands
Enables command, control, communications, computers, intellifence, surveillance, and reconnaissance, which allows users to locate sources of electromagnetic interference (EMI) for mission planning purposes and EMI resolution

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Bounty Hunter 2.0

Unit Type Code (UTC): 1 system, ~17 personnel

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Authority to perform those functions of command over subordinate forces involving organizing and employing commands and forces, assigning tasks, designating objectives, and giving authoritative direction necessary to accomplish the mission (JP1)

Tasking Authorities and Control

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Operational Control (OPCON)

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Limited to the detailed direction and control of movements of maneuvers within the operational area

Tasking Authorities and Control

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Tactical Control (TACON)

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Provides sufficient authority for controlling and directing the application of force or tactical use of combat support

Tasking Authorities and Control

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Tactical Control (TACON)

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Exercise of authority over subordinate or other organizations with respect to administration and support

Tasking Authorities and Control

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Administrative Control (ADCON)

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Not a warfighting authority. Provides the COMAFFOR properly organized, trained, and equipped forces to be employed under the OPCON of the JFC

Tasking Authorities and Control

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Administrative Control (ADCON)

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USSPACECOM/CFSCC will always maintain what?

Tasking Authorities and Control

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OPCON/TACON of deployed assets

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SpOC will always maintain what?

Tasking Authorities and Control

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ADCON

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CSpOC will always maintain what?

Tasking Authorities and Control

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TACON through the CFSCC

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  • Passing complex information through concise terms
  • Agreed upon by the Joint Force
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Brevity Code

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You are too hot, bring power down

Brevity Code

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BLAZE

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Discontinue stated activity

Brevity Code

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CEASE

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EW target identified on known freq with changes to external parameters

Brevity Code

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CHAMELEON

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Jamming signal

Brevity Code

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CLIFF

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  • Notification that signal characteristics are within validated parameters
  • Note: Must have before ops

Brevity Code

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DAISY

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Degradation of signal (not CLIFF)

Brevity Code

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FUZZY

27
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Identify

Emitter is employing EP measures

Brevity Code

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GENIE

28
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Identify

Execute emission control IAW control policy

Brevity Code

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HUSH

29
Q

Identify

Known EW target is operating at migrated frequency

Brevity Code

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KOMODO

30
Q

Identify

Disengage to ensure parameters are still current

Brevity Code

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LOOK-THROUGH

31
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Identify

C2 sensors are unavailable due to degradation
Note: continue to follow contract

Brevity Code

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MIDNIGHT

32
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C2 sensors are available
Note: Must have before ops

Brevity Code

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SUNRISE

33
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System is inoperative

Brevity Code

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BENT

34
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Identify

EW communications jamming

Brevity Code

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BUZZER (BZR)

35
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Identify

RFI on a type of signal

Brevity Code

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COLOR

36
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Identify

Request status of engaged targets

Brevity Code

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EFFECTS

37
Q

Identify

Your weapon system is operational and ready to conduct SEW

Brevity Code

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ON STATION

38
Q

Identify

I have limited situational awareness

Brevity Code

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TUMBLEWEED

39
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Identify

System is experiencing problems, apply troubleshooting

Brevity Code

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SOUR

40
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System is back online (opposite of SOUR)

Brevity Code

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SWEET

41
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At this time

(Sort of) Brevity Code

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ATT

42
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Off-the-air

(Sort of) Brevity Code

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OTA

43
Q

Identify

Xpndr

(Sort of) Brevity Code

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Transponder

44
Q

Identify

Sig

(Sort of) Brevity Code

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Signal

45
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What Title relates to conducting the Ops (The people applying the non-kinetic effects)?

A

Title 10

46
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What Title relates to Intel support (This is your Intel-Sensors calling your effectiveness)?

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Title 50

47
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What is SMEAC (mission planning)?

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  • Situation – the current ground truth
  • Mission – the objective
  • Execution – the “how”
  • Administration – the means/logistics
  • Communication – Primary/Alternate/Contingency/Emergency (PACE) plans and contracts
48
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Identify

  • Big picture
  • Often times, this will include a large summary of events currently pertaining to the overall campaign or conflict. This will come from the intelligence community, through the Combined Air Operations Center (CAOC)

SMEAC

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Situation

49
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Identify

  • Tactical Objectives
  • This is a Suppression of Enemy Air Defense (SEAD) mission that will be conducted by a combination of 4th and 5th generation fighters, with a final push by the strategic bombers.

SMEAC

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Mission

50
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Identify

  • How is SEW going to support the mission
  • This is the tactical level for a SEW detachment. What effects do you need to apply in order to ensure a successful SEAD mission.
  • All RFI’s should have been accomplished prior

SMEAC

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Execution

51
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Identify

  • The logistical plan to accomplish the mission.
  • Who has OPCON, ADCON, TACON?
  • Review the execution plan to ensure you have all the information and authorities necessary to accomplish the mission.

SMEAC

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Administration

52
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What is the most important part of SMEAC?

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Communication

53
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What are the two parts of Communication?

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  • PACE Plan
  • Contracts (CACI)
54
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What does PACE stand for in Pace Plan?

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  • Primary – What are your primary means of communication (Chat)
  • Alternate – What happens when the primary is being used (TSVOIP)
  • Contingency – Things are going wrong, how do you communicate? (Cell Phone)
  • Emergency – Worst case scenario, but still need to communicate. (Smoke signals)
55
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What does CACA stand for in Contracts?

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  • Criteria – “X” happens, which triggers a contract
  • Authority – Who has the ownership of saying that “X” happened?
  • Communication – EXACT VERBAGE! When “X” happens, then we will send a chat message with these exact words to this group of individuals.
  • Action – What action is expected to take place after the communications? After receiving message from Team A, Team B will perform these exact steps.
56
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Identify

  • Do you understand the mission, communication, and time-sync?
  • Do you have all the required information to succeed?

SEW Operation Consideration

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First thing first (before execution)

57
Q

Identify

  • Is your system set up correctly?
  • Crew Dynamics

SEW Operation Consideration

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Second thing second (preparing for execution)

58
Q

Identify

Knowing your role

SEW Operation Consideration

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Third thing third (execution)

59
Q

Identify

What was your impact?

SEW Operation Consideration

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Last thing last (debrief)

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